Abstract: A process for attaching a first substrate to a second substrate by direct bonding, the first and second substrates comprising first and second surfaces, respectively, possessing an initial bonding energy. The process includes the successive steps of: providing the first and second substrates, attaching the first substrate to the second substrate by direct bonding with the first and second surfaces, at least partially debonding the first and second substrates so as to generate electrostatic charges on portions of the first and second surfaces, and rebonding the first substrate to the second substrate by direct bonding with said portions of the first and second surfaces.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a molded object from a mold comprising an internal cavity comprising one or several compartments and at least one removable part present within said internal cavity, said object being in a cured organic or inorganic material, said method successively comprising at least one cycle of following steps: a) a step for completely filling at least one compartment of the internal cavity of the mold, said compartment having a shape corresponding to all or part of the object, which one wishes to obtain, with a liquid composition which is curable by chemical reaction in order to form said material, said composition comprising at least one solvent; b) a step for curing by chemical reaction said composition within said mold; c) a step for withdrawing at least one removable part of said mold; and d) a step for drying within said mold the cured composition obtained in b), wherein all or part of steps a) to d) may be repeated with a curable liquid composition either iden